ressource | |
comp. | resource |
comp., MS | resource |
transp. | pull-out |
transp. polit. | pull out |
ressources | |
gen. | provision; capability |
econ. | inputs; liquid assets |
environ. | resource |
fin. | funds |
qui | |
IT | time field |
avions | |
gen. | aeroplanes |
la masse | |
gen. | the masses |
Fed | |
IMF. | Federal Reserve System |
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provision; capability | |||
inputs; liquid assets | |||
funds | |||
resources unit | |||
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resource | |||
resource (For failover clusters or server clusters, a physical or logical entity that is capable of being managed by a cluster, brought online and taken offline, and moved between nodes. A resource can be owned only by a single node at any point in time) | |||
pull-out | |||
pull out | |||
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means of production | |||
resource Any component of the environment that can be utilized by an organism; resource; resources | |||
supply | |||
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resource (Information or expertise to which enquirers, researchers, etc. may refer) | |||
resources | |||
asset (The abstract or concrete resources that a system must protect from misuse by an adversary) | |||
recovery from a dive | |||
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Resources | |||
Resources (The name of the control panel for Office (including the Tools Options dialog)) | |||
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resources and uses | |||
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ressources qui ont : 3 phrases in 3 subjects |
Economy | 1 |
General | 1 |
International trade | 1 |